Wells and Bradfield Found That Eyewitnesses Who Were Told "Good

Wells and Bradfield found that eyewitnesses who were told "good, you identified the suspect" tended to

A) show an increase in subsequent identification accuracy.
B) be more accurate in sequential but not simultaneous lineup presentations.
C) overestimate how good a view they were able to get of the culprit during the incident in question.
D) be particularly susceptible to familiarity induced biases.